10. In the diagram, suppose ZPNM ZPMN and NKP LMLP. Which triangles can you use to proveKN LM ? A. ΔΚΡΝ ΔΡΜ C. ΔΚΝΜ Δ.ΜΝ D. not enough B. A KLN E ALKM information 11.Given LA a LR, LC S, ZB E LT, AC RS, AB RT, and BC TS, which statement is true? C. ABAC ASRT D. ΔΒAC ΔTRS A. AABC = ATSR B. ACBA ARST

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10. In the diagram, suppose ZPNM = LPMN and ZNKP E LMLP. Which
triangles can you use to proveKN = LM ?
A. ΔΚΡΝ ΔΙΡΜ
B. A KLN = ALKM
C. AKNM = ALMN
D. not enough
information
11.Given LA = LR, LC = 2S, ZB E ZT, AC = RS, AB = RT, and BC = TS, which statement is true?
A. AABC = ATSR
B. ACBA = ARST
C. ABAC ASRT
D. ABAC E ATRS
Transcribed Image Text:10. In the diagram, suppose ZPNM = LPMN and ZNKP E LMLP. Which triangles can you use to proveKN = LM ? A. ΔΚΡΝ ΔΙΡΜ B. A KLN = ALKM C. AKNM = ALMN D. not enough information 11.Given LA = LR, LC = 2S, ZB E ZT, AC = RS, AB = RT, and BC = TS, which statement is true? A. AABC = ATSR B. ACBA = ARST C. ABAC ASRT D. ABAC E ATRS
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